CT-guided planning
Every case planned from 3D CT imaging to identify nerve and sinus proximity.
Oral Surgery
Routine and surgical wisdom tooth extraction, planned from CT imaging. IV sedation available for anxious patients or multi-tooth cases.

Key Takeaways
Treatment Duration
30–90 minutes per tooth, depending on complexity
Cost Range
¥99,900 (simple) – ¥149,900 (impacted) per tooth
Number of Visits
Pre-op consultation + surgery + post-op check (typically 2–3 visits)
Anesthesia Type
Local anesthesia · IV sedation available
Recovery Time
3–7 days; soft diet for 7–14 days
Suitable for
Impacted, partially erupted, or problem-causing wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth (third molars) typically erupt between ages 17 and 25. They are often removed because there is insufficient space at the back of the jaw, leading to impaction, infection, decay, or crowding of adjacent teeth.
Not all wisdom teeth need to be removed. The decision depends on position, symptoms, hygiene access, and proximity to nerves or sinuses — all evaluated through clinical examination and CT imaging.
At Rodin, every wisdom tooth case is planned from a 3D CT scan to identify the inferior alveolar nerve (for lower wisdom teeth) and maxillary sinus (for upper wisdom teeth). Surgical complexity and risk are assessed before treatment begins.
3D CT scan identifies tooth position, root anatomy, and proximity to nerves and sinuses. Surgical complexity assessed.
Pre-surgery
Local anesthesia is standard. IV sedation is available for anxious patients, multi-tooth cases, or deeply impacted teeth.
10 minutes
Simple extraction (erupted) or surgical extraction (impacted: includes flap opening, bone removal if needed, suturing).
20–60 minutes per tooth
Gauze pressure, post-op instructions, and pain management. Most patients leave the clinic within 30 minutes of completion.
30 minutes
Suture removal (if non-resorbable) and healing check at 7–10 days.
10–15 minutes
Every case planned from 3D CT imaging to identify nerve and sinus proximity.
Pre-op consultation, surgery, and post-op care delivered fully in English.
Available for anxiety, multi-tooth cases, or complex impactions.
Imaging, surgery, sedation, and post-op care all in one location.
Where extraction creates space for future implants, planning integrated from the start.
Simple and surgical extractions priced per tooth in writing.
The complexity of an extraction depends on whether the tooth is fully erupted, partially erupted, or fully impacted in bone.
01
Examination and 3D CT to determine extraction approach and risk factors.
Day 1
02
Written treatment plan: simple vs surgical, anesthesia approach, and recovery expectations.
Same day or follow-up
03
Extraction performed under local or IV sedation. Most patients leave within 30 min of completion.
Surgery day
04
Pain management, soft diet, and avoiding straws or smoking for 24–48 hours.
Days 1–3
05
Healing check at 7–10 days; suture removal if needed.
Day 7–10
06
Return to normal diet over 2–3 weeks. Site fully heals over 4–6 weeks.
Up to 6 weeks
Per-tooth pricing for simple and surgical extractions. IV sedation is quoted separately based on case duration.
Erupted, straightforward case.
¥99,900
Includes surgical access, suturing.
¥149,900
What's included — no hidden costs
We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, bank wire transfer, and cash in JPY. Payments are processed in Japanese yen. International credit cards are accepted.
Typical itinerary: 7–10 days in Tokyo. Surgery day with 3–7 days recovery before flying. Long-haul flights immediately after surgery are not recommended.
A doctor reviews your photographs and history before you travel, and replies in writing within two business days with a preliminary plan.
We can recommend hotels within walking distance of the clinic in Onarimon / Minato-ku, and provide written directions in your preferred language.
Care is delivered in English by default. Mandarin, Korean, and Spanish support is available for consultations on request.
Video follow-ups and written records in English. Where local in-person care is needed, we coordinate with a referral network of trusted clinics.
Every dental procedure carries some risk. The points below outline what most patients can expect. Your individual risk profile is discussed in detail during your consultation, and any case-specific considerations are noted in writing as part of your treatment plan.
Not suitable for
No. Our team provides care fully in English, with additional support available in Mandarin, Korean, and Spanish. Treatment plans, consent forms, and aftercare instructions are issued in your preferred language.
No. Every estimate is issued in writing before treatment begins, with all-inclusive pricing covering consultation, imaging, materials, the procedure itself, and routine follow-up. Anything not included is disclosed explicitly.
We provide remote video consultations and written aftercare instructions in your language. If urgent attention is required, we maintain a referral network of trusted clinics in major cities and coordinate directly with your local dentist.
Stay length depends on the treatment — see the section above for the typical timeline. Your final itinerary is confirmed after the online consultation so flights and accommodation can be planned with confidence.
Simple extraction (erupted) is ¥99,900 per tooth. Surgical extraction (impacted) is ¥149,900 per tooth, including the surgical access and suturing. IV sedation is quoted separately.
The extraction itself is performed under local anesthesia — most patients feel pressure but not pain. Post-operative discomfort is typically moderate and managed with prescribed pain relief for 3–7 days.
Most single-tooth simple extractions are done with local anesthesia only. IV sedation is recommended for multi-tooth cases, deeply impacted teeth, or patients with significant anxiety.
Initial recovery is 3–7 days with swelling and discomfort. Soft diet is recommended for 7–14 days. The extraction site fully heals over 4–6 weeks.
Short flights (under 4 hours) are usually safe 48–72 hours after surgery if there are no complications. Long-haul flights immediately after surgery are not recommended due to pressure changes and difficulty seeking care if complications arise.
No. Wisdom teeth that are fully erupted, in good position, easy to clean, and not causing problems may be left in place. Removal is recommended when teeth are impacted, causing decay or infection, crowding adjacent teeth, or at risk of future problems based on CT findings.
Yes, with IV sedation. Multi-tooth extraction in a single appointment is common — typically reserves a full morning or afternoon. Recovery may be slightly longer than single-tooth cases.
We provide detailed English invoices for submission to your international insurer. Direct billing is not available; payment is made at the time of treatment.
Patient stories
Case studies available upon consultation.
Specific case details are shared in person or in writing during your consultation, with patient consent obtained for every disclosure in line with medical advertising guidelines.
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Choose the option that fits where you are in your decision. A doctor — not a coordinator — replies to every online consultation within two business days.
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